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 359
Te Huinga Reo SelbyRickit
Bernard Spolsky
Israeli author
Aaron James Murphy
Film actor
Bill Wolfgramm
Musician
Brendan Horan
New Zealand Politician
Christine Fletcher
Former Mayor of Auckland City
Dayna Porter
Actress
Gillies Kaka
New Zealand rugby union player
Erik Horrie
Australian basketball player
Henry Stowers
New Zealand rugby union player
Holly Edmondston
Humphry Rolleston
New Zealand businessman
Jeff Thwaites
Mikayla Harvey
New Zealand cyclist
Andrew Carr MacKenzie
Journalist
Bob Clarkson
New Zealand member of Parliament
Chris Ulugia
Clare Maclean
New Zealand composer
Coco Solid
Writer
Damon Andrews
Actor
David Bishop
New Zealand comic book writer
Dean Roberts
Musician
Dean Parker
Screenwriter
Derek Fox
New Zealand broadcaster
Eddie Low
Musician
Emerson Todd
Musical artist
Erica Russell
New Zealand animator
Dion Workman
Musician
Fortafy
Rapper
Gary Reilly
Australian television producer
Gina Farmer
New Zealand former basketball player
Graeme West
Greg Foran
Businessperson
Christopher B. Balme
Author
Hugh Chalmers
New Zealand rugby union player
Jeremy Glenn
Musical artist
Jill Rickitt
Joel Stevens
New Zealand footballer
John Amadio
New Zealand soloist
Jackie Blue Politician
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Jahrome Brown
Jordan Meads
Footballer
Karena Wihongi
New Zealand rugby union player
Chevannah Paalvast
New Zealand basketball player
Lois White
New Zealand painter
Lord Gyllene
Ernest Papps
Illustrator
