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 355
Tim Blanks
Fashion editor
Geeling Ng
New Zealand model
Quentin Pongia
Tom Aspell
Correspondent
James Horan
American character actor
Tim Balme
New Zealand actor
Andrew Robertt
New Zealand actor
Tama Poata
New Zealand writer
Russell Barnes
British television producer
Graeme Jefferies
Musician
Peter McCauley
Actor
Jacqueline Sturm
Poet
Duncan Sarkies
New Zealand screenwriter
Li Ming Hu
New Zealand actress
Andrew Blake
American film director
Henry Hargreaves
Artist
Ismay Johnston
New Zealand film actor
Nigel Richards
Scrabble player
Naomi James
Sailor
Howie Tamati
New Zealand Politician
Katie O'Neill
Illustrator
Frederick Bailes
Author
Shona Laing
New Zealand musician
Carla Werner
Singer
Armagan Ballantyne
Film director
Rod Millen
Race car driver
Mita Ririnui
New Zealand Politician
Te Ruki Kawiti
Veronica Buckley
Writer
Phil Gifford
New Zealand sportswriter
David Farrier
New Zealand journalist
Sam Verlinden
New Zealand singer
Vicky Rodewyk
Actress
Catherine Chidgey
New Zealand novelist
Ray Columbus
New Zealand singer
Alec Bathgate
New Zealand musician
Delaney Tabron
Actress
Charles Eyton
Actor
Amber Reeves
Writer
Aubrey Black
James McGarry
New Zealand football player
Brent Parlane
Songwriter
Mario Ilich
Football player
Kurt Sorensen
Harley Neville
Actor
Stephen Chan
Author
Ben Hurley
Comedian
