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 322
Antonino Barraco
Italian football player
Vito Boschetto
Ignazio Boschetto's father
Salvatore Maltese
Italian football player
Giorgio Tumbarello
Italian footballer
Francesca Genna
Italian artist
Giulia Adamo
Former Mayor of Marsala
Pietro Pizzo
Italian Politician
Arturo Armato
Politician
William Henry Gill
Musical composer
Tristan Caruana
Maltese footballer
Paul Mbong
Maltese footballer
Gillian Weir
New Zealand organist
Israel Dagg
New Zealand rugby union player
Michael Corballis
New Zealand-Canadian psychologist
James Laurenson
New Zealand actor
Stephen P. Jenkins
Economist
Michael Fowler
Former Mayor of Wellington
John Coutts
New Zealand swimmer
Kaleb Ngatoa
New Zealand motorsports racing driver
Halimah Ali
Member of the House of Representatives of Malaysia
Ajai
Singer
Joey Daud
Malaysian film actor
Josiah Chinamano
Political figure
Amar Asyraf
Malaysian actor
Mohd Redzuan Md Yusof
Chairperson of Boustead Holdings
Mohtar Abdullah
Former Attorney General of Malaysia
Lassine Bouaré
Politician
Jemaine Clement
New Zealand actor
Brad Shields
Rugby union player
Michael Bracewell
Writer
Brian Lochore
New Zealand rugby union player
Arthur Prior
New Zealand logician
Aaron Slight
Motorcycle road racer
Barry Barclay
New Zealand filmmaker
Luke Hawker
Actor
Shakira Baker
Olympic athlete
Alan MacDiarmid
New Zealand-American chemist
Marcus Daniell
Tennis player
Raybon Kan
New Zealand comedian
Jesse Ryder
New Zealand cricketer
Andrew Judd
Politician
Craig Clarke
Rugby union player
John Falloon
New Zealand Politician
Brett Gibbs
Powerlifter
Jonathan Winter
Backstroke swimmer
Harold Barrowclough
New Zealand lawyer
Ian Cross
New Zealand novelist
