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 363
Jordan Rakei
New Zealand-Australian musician
Peter Miskimmin
Former field hockey player
Taini Morrison
Performer
Ginny Andersen
New Zealand Politician
Jamie McClennan
Musical artist
Moira Rayner
New Zealand barrister
Martin Devlin
New Zealand announcer
Bernadine Oliver-Kerby
New Zealand broadcaster
Matatia Foa'i
Musician
Greer Robson
New Zealand television actress
Mateaki Kafatolu
New Zealand rugby union player
Zuriel Togiatama
Rugby union player
Walter Fifita
Rugby union player
Teina Pora
Matiu Ratana
Former Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Ben Fransham
New Zealand actor
Alicia Fulford-Wierzbicki
New Zealand actress
Charles F. Eyton
Actor
Franklin Pele
Rugby league player
Kevin Borich
Australian guitarist
Frank Gibson
New Zealand drummer
AJ Lam
Rugby union player
Karina Bliss
Author
Graham Powell
Film actor
Shirley Gruar
Actress
Roseanne Liang
New Zealand film director
Mark Burry
Architect
Judy Keall
New Zealand Politician
Amanda Crawford
Former association football player
Kara Pryor
New Zealand rugby union player
Penitoa Finau
Rugby union player
Tessa Boersma
Actor
Reuben Turner
Actor
David McPhail
New Zealand actor
Adrian Choat
Rugby union player
Josh Tyrell
New Zealand rugby union player
Soane Vikena
Rugby union player
Taufa Funaki
Rugby union player
Cameron Suafoa
Rugby union player
Corey Evans
Rugby union player
Pat Leafa
Rugby union player
Mark Anscombe
New Zealand coach
Morton Coutts
Bernard Beckett
New Zealand writer
Bradley Mark
Australian athlete
Ben Old
New Zealand footballer
Ruby Muir
