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 198
Chad Coombes
New Zealand footballer
Matiaha Martin
New Zealand rugby union player
Wharenui Hawera
New Zealand rugby union player
Shona McCullagh
Film director
Kayne Scott
New Zealand motorsports racing driver
Nicola Farquhar
New Zealand artist
Susan Brocker
Author
Evelyn Williamson
Athlete
Richard Petherick
Field hockey player
Mark Porter
New Zealand racing driver
Aaron Scott
New Zealand footballer
Jeff Tallon
New Zealand physicist
Paul Honiss
Referee
David Smail
Golfer
Natalie Wiegersma
New Zealand swimmer
Candy Lane
New Zealand choreographer
Felicity Leydon-Davis
New Zealand cricketer
Rameka Poihipi
New Zealand rugby union player
Chantelle Nicholson
New Zealand chef
Brooke Halliday
New Zealand cricketer
Jonathan Perry
New Zealand soccer player
Leanne Baker
New Zealand tennis player
Elena de Roo
Writer
Pieter T
New Zealand singer
Toby Lynn
Rugby union lock
Tevin Ferris
Rugby union player
Miguel Porteous
New Zealand freestyle skier
George Ott
New Zealand football player
Ann Hercus
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Jeremy Paul Musician
Musical artist
Arran Pene
New Zealand rugby union player
Ashleigh Karaitiana
Professional basketball player
Lachie Cameron
New Zealand rugby union player
Megan Signal
New Zealand weightlifter
Jessica McCormack
Basketball player
Doug Edmeades
New Zealand scientist
Tevita Finau
American football player
Madonna Harris
New Zealand cyclist
Xavier Willison
Lindy Kelly
Author
Andrew Mathieson
New Zealand cricketer
Liam Dudding
New Zealand cricketer
Chloe McMillan
New Zealand olympic athlete
Bobby Cheng
Nikita Howarth
New Zealand swimmer
Julie Hardaker
Former Mayor of Hamilton, New Zealand
Victoria Jayne Brown
Cricketer