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 88
Sterling Foster Black
Former New Mexico State Senator
Joseph Gelders
American physicist
Hugo Black III
American Politician
Tammy Earley
Registered nurse
Margaret Burnham
Lawyer
Josh Tetrick
CEO of Hampton Creek
Marge Frantz
American activist
William A. Edmundson
Author
Mohamed El Mougy
Composer
Abul Ainain Shuaisha
Qāriʾ
Mohamed El Mogy
Composer
Frank W. Boykin
Former United States Representative
Frank William Boykin
Former United States Representative
Cate Campbell
Australian swimmer
Bronte Campbell
Malawian-Australian swimmer
Rosemary Kirkcaldy
Actress ‧ Joss Ackland's wife
Isaac Chilemba
Malawian professional boxer
Donald Kachamba
Malawian musician
Billie Zangewa
Patrick Mabedi
Malawian footballer
Robert Ng'ambi
Malawian footballer
Harry Nyirenda
Malawian footballer
Jimmy Zakazaka
Malawian football player
Joseph Kamwendo
Malawian footballer
Limbikani Mzava
Malawian football player
Moses Chavula
Malawian footballer
Peter Wadabwa
Malawian footballer
Yamikani Chester
Malawian football player
Gerald Phiri Jr.
Malawian football player
Maskal
Malawian singer
Kinnah Phiri
Malawian football coach
Zicco Mkanda
Malawian footballer
Erik Paliani
Malawian guitarist
Charles Petro
Malawian football player
Charles Swini
Malawian footballer
Chimwemwe Idana
Malawian footballer
Isaac Kaliati
Malawian footballer
Christopher John Banda
Malawian footballer
Ammara Pinto
Malawian swimmer
Peter Cholopi
Malawian footballer
Ben O'Keeffe
Referee
Honor Carter
Field hockey player
Leon MacDonald
New Zealand rugby union player
Liam Messam
New Zealand rugby union player
Ian Wedde
New Zealand poet
Fleur Revell
New Zealand consultant
Tim Maddren
New Zealand-Australian musician
