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 196
Judith Collins
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Guy Doleman
New Zealand actor
Garth Porter
Australian musician
Denis Lill
Actor
Joseph Manu
Richard Tomlinson
Spy
Judy McIntosh
Actress
Seilala Lam
Megan Jenkinson
New Zealand photographer
Mitchell Santner
New Zealand cricketer
Daryl Mitchell
American actor
Jack Lam
New Zealand rugby player
Anton Devcich
New Zealand cricketer
Jaime Nielsen
Olympic athlete
Warwick Taylor
New Zealand rugby union player
Jake Robertson
New Zealand runner
Patrick Bevin
New Zealand professional road racing cyclist
Marco Rojas
New Zealand football player
Shane Reti
New Zealand Politician
Rushlee Buchanan
New Zealand cyclist
Aidee Walker
New Zealand film actress
Brendon Julian
Australian-New Zealand cricketer
Mitchell Dunshea
New Zealand rugby union player
Leighton Price
New Zealand rugby union player
Jackson Willison
New Zealand rugby player
Lance Hohaia
Sione Katoa
Rugby league, born 1997
Lloyd Perrett
Rugby league rugby prop
Pete Bethune
New Zealand author
Marty Holah
New Zealand rugby union player
Scott Kuggeleijn
New Zealand cricketer
Frank Sargeson
New Zealand short story writer
Shanley Del
Singer
Craig Baird
New Zealand former race car driver
Elsie Locke
New Zealand writer
Nico Porteous
New Zealand freestyle skier
Camille Buscomb
New Zealand olympic athlete
Ayden Johnstone
Rugby union player
Malvina Major
New Zealand opera singer
Nathan Corbett
Hadley Wickham
New Zealand statistician
Sam Rapira
New Zealand promoter
Zak Gibson
Sally Rutherford
New Zealand player
Joanna Paul
New Zealand visual artist
Chris van der Drift
New Zealand race car driver
Elliot Collier
New Zealand soccer player
