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 358
Nick Mayow
Film director
Josh Timu
Tanielu Tele'a
Dylan Collier
New Zealand rugby player
Brent Renouf
Australian rules footballer
Jennifer Fulton
Author
Sam Messam
New Zealand football player
David J. Stevenson
Planetary scientist
Monty Patterson
New Zealand footballer
Wendi Henderson
Association football player
John Terris
New Zealand Politician
Steven Yates
Lui Paewai
Mark Duley
Choral director
Donald Dickie
Footballer
Aynsley Kellow
Author
Emily Corcoran
Actress
John Boscawen
New Zealand member of Parliament
Amélia Watkinson
Megan Franich
New Zealand actress
Andrew Stehlin
New Zealand actor
Andris Blicavs
Australian basketball player ‧ Mark Blicavs' father
Theresa Fitzpatrick
New Zealand rugby union player
David Aston
Actor
Marty Johnstone
Peter Daube
New Zealand actor
Kevin J. Wilson
Actor
Anton Cooper
New Zealand cyclist
Curtis McGrath
Australian soldier
Chelsea Jade
Singer-songwriter
Sophie Koh
Singer-songwriter
Jacob Tomuri
New Zealand actor
Ashika Pratt
New Zealand model
Marya Martin
American soloist
Darien Fenton
New Zealand Politician
Koro Wētere
New Zealand Politician
Dover Samuels
Member of Parliament
Te Kooti
Topp Twins
Folk duo
Brendon Cameron
New Zealand cyclist
Reginald Judson
New Zealand military officer
Lauren Shaw
Actress
Conrad Colman
Scott Thornbury
Author
Katrina Rore
High Hoops
Musical artist
Barry Vercoe
New Zealand computer scientist
