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 353
Stefanie Reid
Olympic athlete
Jamie Selkirk
Film editor
Catherine Wilkin
Actor
Heremaia Ngata
New Zealand association football player
Jess Chambers
Singer
Regan Hall
Film director
Barnie Duncan
Actor
Hucci
Musician
Stuart Devenie
New Zealand actor
Elizabeth Hawthorne
New Zealand actress
Jordan Reyne
Musician
Raewyn Caisley
Author
Michael Trebilcock
Canadian academic
Raven Tao
Model
Jacinta Wawatai
Actress
Ben Seresin
New Zealand cinematographer
Costa Botes
Film director
Heather Begg
New Zealand operatic soprano
Hilary Sturt
Musical artist
Nick Grigg
Ethan Blackadder
New Zealand rugby union player
Don Clarke
New Zealand rugby union player
Dolf de Roos
Author
Judy Corbalis
Novelist
Jonathan Bree
Singer-songwriter
Amber Sainsbury
New Zealand actress
Carl Axtens
Rugby player
Chris Vui
New Zealand rugby union player
Bruce Barber
Visual artist
Ross Pople
British conductor
Roger Simpson
Film producer
Tim Kano
New Zealand actor
Rebecca Massey
Australian film actress
Annabelle White
New Zealand writer
Sue Kellaway
Australian television presenter
Luciane Buchanan
New Zealand actress
Rhys Millen
Race car driver
Rosalind Allen
New Zealand actress
Jenny Ludlam
Actress
Fern Sutherland
New Zealand actress
Donogh Rees
New Zealand actress
Neill Rea
New Zealand actor
Ketzal Sterling
Film director
Oliver Driver
New Zealand actor
Chum Ehelepola
Actor
Jason Potts
New Zealand economist
Levi Sherwood
