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 197
Luke Jumeau
Gavin Lovegrove
New Zealand athlete
Murray Edmond
Author
Mark van Gisbergen
Rugby union player
Dwayne Sweeney
New Zealand rugby player
Shane Thomson
New Zealand cricketer
Steve Rapira
Rugby league second row
Cole Tinkler
New Zealand footballer
Leilani Rorani
Rachael King
Ady Barkan's wife
Julia Ratcliffe
New Zealand olympic athlete
Richard Lewer
Visual artist
Chresten Davis
New Zealand rugby union player
Tyler Lissette
Football player
Quinn Tupaea
New Zealand rugby union player
Lalakai Foketi
Rugby union player
Howden Ganley
Former motorsports racing driver
Carol Beaumont
Politician
Steven Alker
Professional golfer
Terina Te Tamaki
David Nyika
New Zealand professional boxer
Zane Robertson
New Zealand long-distance runner
Robbie Manson
New Zealand rower
Laura Langman
New Zealand netball player
Geoff Houtman
Actor
Simon Poelman
New Zealand olympic athlete
Jeremy Mayall
New Zealand composer
Kaytee Boyd
Bradlee Ashby
New Zealand swimmer
Declan O'Donnell
New Zealand rugby player
Gillian Whitehead
New Zealand composer
Grant Bradburn
New Zealand cricket coach
James Arlidge
James Kamana
Rugby union fullback
Darryl King
Racer
Chanel Cole
Australian musician
Josh Emett
Chef
Josh Sole
New Zealand rugby union player
Kerry Tanner
New Zealand rugby union player
Lauren Lysaght
New Zealand artist
Liz Kirkman
Theatre actress
Martin Gallagher
New Zealand Politician
Mike Homik
New Zealand basketball player
Nadine Stanton
Olympic athlete
Alison Fitch
New Zealand olympic athlete
Natalie Dodd
New Zealand cricketer
Shaun Kirkham
New Zealand rower
