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 33
Panagiotis Danglis
Greek general
Sarah Reeves
American musician
Roger Murrah
Songwriter
Brittany Howard
American musician
Floyd McDaniel
Singer
Bradley Walker
American singer
Sheila Andrews
American singer
Keith Askins
American professional basketball player
C. Eric Lincoln
Scholar
William N. Richardson
American Politician
Charles Coleman Thach
Quez Watkins
American football player
Anderson East
American musician
Alfred McCullough
American football offensive lineman
John Mason Martin
Former Alabama State Representative
Lee Vickers
American football tight end
Reed Blankenship
American football player
Addison Mitchell
Mitch McConnell's father
Jacob Netsvetov
Priest
Evander Holyfield
American former professional boxer
Steve Marshall
Attorney General of Alabama
Don McNeal
Former American football player
Ron Middleton
American football coach
Paul Birch
American actor
Thomas U. Sisson
U.S. representative
Allen Wright
Betty Kelly
American singer
Tyrone Nix
American coach
Patrick Nix
American football coach
Larry Means
Robert Gibbs
Former White House Press Secretary
DeMarcus Ware
American football player
Mitch Holleman
American actor
Rashaan Evans
American football linebacker
Brad Cotter
American singer
Cody Core
American football wide receiver
Joe Whitt Jr.
American football player
Allen Hinds
American guitarist
Frederick Chapman Robbins
American pediatrician
Lily Ross Taylor
American author
Marcus Washington
American football player
Tony Easley
American basketball player
Nosthush Kenjige
American cricketer
Corey Dennis
American football wide receiver
Brandon Boudreaux
American football player
Avery Atkins
American football player
Aubrey Reese
American former professional basketball player
