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 366
Teresa Borrell
New Zealand olympic athlete
Flora MacKenzie
New Zealand fashion designer
Mike Dorreen
Suetena Asomua
Rugby union player
Xavier Cowley-Tuioti
Rugby union player
Luteru Tolai
New Zealand rugby union player
Rhona Robertson
Badminton player
Justin Sangster
Rugby union player
Peter Lakai
Rugby union player
James Dolphin
Olympic athlete
Te Rangatira Waitokia
Rugby union player
Alan Stroud
Goalkeeper
Warner Dearns
Rugby union player
Benjamin Mata
Footballer
Jane Buxton
Author
Mark Brooke-Cowden
Rugby union player
Ashleigh Ward
New Zealand footballer
Nathan Richmond
New Zealand olympic athlete
Eve Balfour
New Zealand-British film actress
Brady Rush
Rugby union player
Latrell Schaumkel
Ethan Roots
New Zealand rugby union player
Amie Donald
New Zealand actress
Charlie McBride
Harry Lapwood
New Zealand Politician
Cortez Ratima
Rugby union player
Geoff Bellingham
Badminton player
Peter Stichbury
New Zealand artist
Aneka Kerr
Basketball player
Jonathan Young
Trevor Worthy
New Zealand paleontologist
Clare Ferguson
Columnist
Gabby Westbrook-Patrick
Australian model
Noel Harris
Former jockey
Adrienne Kennaway
Illustrator
Peter Ropati
Angella Dravid
New Zealand comedian
Michael Torckler
New Zealand cyclist
Tamati Tua
New Zealand rugby union player
Tangi Ropati
Pax Assadi
TV writer
Sean Withy
Rugby union player
Hemi Ahio
New Zealand-Tongan boxer
Tomas Aoake
Rugby union player
Charlie Devereux
Football player
Ant Sang
New Zealand comic book artist
William R. Newland
New Zealand potter