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 162
Osvaldo De Micheli
Journalist
Adriano De Micheli
Film producer
Stefano Greco
Walter Nestola
Actor
Antonio Calabro
Italian footballer
Carmine Tundo
Italian singer-songwriter
Armando Marrocco
Italian artist
Beniamino De Maria
Politician
Maria Grazia Alemanno
Italian weightlifter
Giacomo Mengoli
Italian soccer player
Alessandra Amoroso
Italian singer
Tommaso Milanese
Italian football player
Dolcenera
Italian singer-songwriter
Sergio D'Autilia
Footballer
Salvatore De Matteis
Politician
Marcantonio Zimara
Philosopher
Alessandro Alessandrì
Italian footballer
Puccia Musician
Musician
Nikos Nioplias
Greek football manager
Christos Tzioras
Greek footballer
Emanuele Arciuli
Italian classical pianist
Francesco Libetta
Italian pianist
Eirini Koumarianou
Greek actress
Margit Bege
Hungarian actress
Dori Freeman
Singer-songwriter
Bobby Dodd
American football player
Kylene Barker
Stevie Barr
Musical artist
Nicholas Lazo
Film producer
Charlie Higgins
American fiddler
Mary Holland
American actress
Spyros Vassiliou
Greek painter
Mohamed Said Atom
Somali commander
Susie Silook
Sculptor
Sofia Rudbeck
Photographer
Joakim Nätterqvist
Swedish actor
Ebba Busch Thor
Swedish Politician
Anund Uppsale
King
Björn Eriksson
King
Ebba Busch
Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden
Eric Anundsson
King
Jordan Howard
American football running back
Chris Fryar
American drummer
John Salter
American mixed martial artist
Earnie Shavers
American professional boxer
Alec Lovejoy
Actor
Donald L. Cunningham