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 372
John Brantley
American football quarterback
N'Kosi Perry
American football quarterback
Geron Christian
American football player
Buddy MacKay
Former Governor of Florida
Brian Calzini
Vocalist
Lamar Thomas
Football player
Brittany Bowe
American speed skater
Neil Westfall
Alex Shelnutt
Drummer
Kadron Boone
American football wide receiver
Joey Mantia
American speed skater
Joey Gilmore
American singer-songwriter
Judd Davis
American former football player
Skyler Butts
Tennis player
Antonio Allen
American football safety
Nicole Voss
Nude model
Brooke Newton
Actress
Herbie Goins
Singer
Matt McCall
Basketball coach
Sarah Spencer
American singer
Tyrone Young
American football player
Tyree Gillespie
American football player
Ed Rains
American former basketball player
Harry Whittington
American novelist
T. J. Cook
Kelvin Gaines
Basketball player
Jud Fabian
Baseball player
Mike Nickels
Mixed martial arts fighter
Ulysees Gilbert III
American football linebacker
Reid Nichols
Baseball player
John Eason
American football player
Brian Maurer
American football quarterback
Freddie Swain
American football wide receiver
Maxey Dell Moody
Business professional
Edward Marion Augustus Chandler
Carlos Martínez Rivas
Nicaraguan poet
Dee Ford
American football player
Mark Booker
Actor
John Lanigan
Radio personality
Ken Schilz
Politician
Jacie Hoyt
Basketball coach
Martin Edmond
New Zealand author
Rush Propst
Football coach
Maureen Waaka
New Zealand Politician
Gavin Hill
Rugby union player
Ernest Corbett
Former Minister for Māori Development of New Zealand
Sven Haakanson
American anthropologist
