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 352
Pamela Allen
New Zealand children's writer
Parker–Hulme murder case
Legal case
Will Martin
New Zealand singer
Stephanie Paul
New Zealand actress
Annabel Langbein
New Zealand cooks
Richard Umbers
Justin D'Ath
Author
Noel Crombie
New Zealand singer
Nic Sampson
New Zealand actor
Peta Rutter
Actress
Holly Shanahan
Actress
Noel Appleby
Actor
Lesley Vanderwalt
New Zealand makeup artist
Bain Attwood
Researcher
Helen Bowden
Film producer
Sue Wood
Tony Ryall
Former Minister of Health of New Zealand
Dakta Green
Political figure
Sue Bradford
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Simon Dallow
New Zealand journalist
Maureen Pugh
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Vince Harder
Musical artist
Peter Urlich
New Zealand musician
Bobbie Houston
Pastor
Anna Jullienne
New Zealand actress
John Leigh
New Zealand actor
Morgana O'Reilly
New Zealand film actress
Rene Naufahu
New Zealand actor
Grant Lahood
Film director
Priyanka Xi
New Zealand actress
Willa O'Neill
Actress
Jeremy Waldron
New Zealand professor
Skye Lourie
New Zealand-British actress
Nicole Fujita
New Zealand-Japanese model
Shayne Carter
Musician
Richard Chandler
New Zealand financier
Dean Bell
New Zealand coach
Guyon Espiner
New Zealand journalist
Ari Boyland
New Zealand stage actor
Hirini Melbourne
Composer
Horomona Horo
Musician
Morgan Marquis-Boire
New Zealand hacker
Khan Chittenden
New Zealand-Australian actor
Bob Harvey
Mayor
Beverley Randell
New Zealand author
Paul Middleditch
Film director
Sarah Peirse
New Zealand actress
