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 278
Pepe Begines
Singer-songwriter
Joaquín Romero Murube
Author
Bernabé Barragán
Spanish footballer
Ismael Gutiérrez Montilla
Pablo Aguilera
Football player
Mario Ferrera
Spanish volleyball player
Víctor Manuel Mena Coto
Spanish footballer
Álvaro Begines
Filmmaker
Víctor Mena
Spanish footballer
Marco Navas
Spanish former footballer
Fabián Ruiz
Spanish football player
Fabián Ruiz
Spanish football player
Moisés Rodríguez
Footballer
María Valle
Spanish footballer
Moisés Rodríguez Laínez
Football player
Joaquín Bornes
Spanish footballer
Ismael Gutiérrez
Spanish footballer
Gavi
Spanish football player
Ganfornina
Footballer
William Kinsey Bolton
Former Senator of Australia
James Thomas Heflin
Former United States Senator
J. Thomas Heflin
Former United States Senator
Jeremiah Norman Williams
Former United States Representative
George M. Grant
Former United States Representative
Shorty Price
Attorney
Princess Marie Anne of France
Marie Elisabeth of France
Henrietta Maria
Queen consort of England
Allen Hooper
Casting director
Clare Curran
Former Minister of Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media of New Zealand
Jason Woodward
Rugby player
Craig Foss
New Zealand Politician
Hamish Watson
New Zealand footballer
Tana Umaga
New Zealand coach
Sika Manu
Rugby league second row
Ross Taylor
Cricketer
Tim Robertson
Orienteer
Piri Weepu
New Zealand rugby union player
Eddie Rayner
New Zealand musician
Tamati Coffey
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Nick Willis
New Zealand middle-distance runner
Christine Jeffs
New Zealand director
Steve Tew
CEO of the New Zealand Rugby Union
Marshall Napier
New Zealand actor
Lloyd Jones
New Zealand author
Jordan Kahu
Rugby league centre
Sarah Hopkins
Film score composer
