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 357
Sonny Schmidt
Bodybuilder
Carl Shuker
Author
Michael Galvin
New Zealand actor
Simone Aughterlony
Dancer
Anton Anderson
Engineer
Deb Filler
New Zealand writer
Josh IosefaScott
Tony Backhouse
Musician
Mike Jonathan
Film director
Alice Eyton
Journalist
Trevor H. Worthy
New Zealand palaeontologist
Sarah Buckley
Doctor
Simon Power
Former Minister of Justice of New Zealand
Delia Mathews
Ballet dancer
Harry Plummer
Rugby union
Alex Fidow
Michael Kerrisk
Author
Jake Butler
New Zealand footballer
Mahinārangi Tocker
Singer
Laghlan McWhannell
Rudy Adrian
Musician
Jackie Bristow
Musical artist
Sam Panapa
Patrick Leafa
Rugby player
Lorraine Taylor
Former football player
La Toya Mason
Gemma New
Music director
Joan Wiffen
New Zealand paleontologist
Lois Muir
New Zealand coach
Peter Drummond
Physicist
Heather Straka
New Zealand artist
Luke Mudgway
Oscar Natzka
New Zealand singer
Robin Maconie
New Zealand composer
Tohu Kākahi
Sydney Lough Thompson
New Zealand artist
Ginger Molloy
Motorcycle road racer
Michael Strevens
Author
Bruce Lynch
Bassist
Paddy Richardson
Writer
Philip Rush
Swimmer
Amy Ahomiro
Volleyball player
Kirsty Gunn
Novelist
Robin Hammond
Photographer
Joe Kayes
Water polo player
Stephen Daisley
New Zealand novelist
Tamsyn Leevey
