Ala
An Ala was the term used during the mid- Roman Republic to denote a military formation composed of conscripts from the socii, Rome's Italian military allies. A normal consular army during this period consisted of 2 legions, composed of Roman citizens only, and 2 allied alae.
People born in Ala (First 49 people) - Page 156
Jordan Veasy
American football player
Danny Ford
Former american football player
Pat Swindall
Former U. S. Representative
Marsha Jordan
Movie actress
Becky Nordgren
Politician
Tonya Watts
Actress
John Solomon Sandridge
American painter
William L. Sibert
Officer
Jerry McCain
American musician
John D. Johns
Willie Hightower
American singer
Michael Boley
American football linebacker
Holley Ann Dorrough
Model
Craig Ford
Political leader
Hersh Freeman
American baseball player
Ted Sizemore
Baseball player
James Anthony Carmichael
American musician
John Brooks Klingenbeck
Film producer
Jeremiah Sayys
Film director
Derrick Allen
American professional basketball player
Darnell Mooney
American football wide receiver
George Herring
American football player
Alan Dunn
Baseball coach
Omar Cunningham
Singer
Ramona Richards
Author
H. Dean Buttram Jr.
Judge
Levi Forte
Actor
Aaron Pearson
American football player
Gary D. Speer
Military personnel
James Hood
American activist
Patricia Swift Blalock
American librarian
Jim Connor Musician
Musical artist
Evelyn Lawler
American track and field athlete
Eva Mārtuža
Member of the Saeima
Buck Buchanan
American football player
Jaybird Coleman
American musician
Velizar Enchev
Former Member of the National Assembly of Bulgaria
Emilia
Bulgarian singer
Kiril Kounev
Bulgarian-Australian weightlifter
Neophyte of Vidin
Bulgarian minister
T. B. Jayah
Former High Commissioner for Ceylon in Pakistan
Hasan Israilov
Journalist
Bahrum Rangkuti
Author
Agnes Mayasari
Actor
Nikolay Arkadevitsj Korovin
Alexei Pavlovich Kotelnikov
Norbert Gombos
Slovak tennis player
