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 326
amilcar rivera
José Mario Rosales
Guatemalan football player
Ernest Steve Bran Montenegro
Politician
Otto Pérez Leal
Politician
José Ramón Amieva Gálvez
Former Head of Government of Mexico City
Byron Galvez
Mexican artist
Petronella Aurora Westblad
Kameli Ratuvou
Leo Molloy
New Zealand veterinarian
Tim Cook
Chief Executive Officer of Apple
Hank Aaron
American baseball player
Jaquiski Tartt
American football safety
Jeremiah Denton
Former U.S. senator
Laverne Cox
American actress
M Lamar
Composer
Lloyd Austin
United States Secretary of Defense
Elley Duhé
American singer
Juan Pierre
Baseball outfielder
Nick Fairley
American football defensive tackle
Don Siegelman
Former Secretary of State of Alabama
Derrick Coleman
American former professional basketball player
Cooper Huckabee
American film actor
TQ
American singer
DeMarcus Cousins
American professional basketball player
Richard Tyson
American actor
Sanford Bishop
United States Representative
Bradley Byrne
U. S. Congressman
Kathryn P. Hire
Astronaut
Ozzie Smith
American former baseball player
Cleon Jones
American former baseball player
Phillip Ervin
Baseball outfielder
Tom Turnipseed
Former South Carolina State Senator
Eugene Sledge
Author
Fayard Nicholas
American choreographer
JaMarcus Russell
American football quarterback
Robert Brazile
American football player
Satchel Paige
Baseball player
Willie McCovey
American baseball player
Jason Caffey
American former professional basketball player
Pete Myers
Woodie King Jr.
American director
Eugene Walter
American screenwriter
Christopher R. Cooper
American lawyer
Joseph Paul Franklin
Serial killer
Ward Swingle
American vocalist
Gregory Benford
American author
Keith McCants
American football player
