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 3
Tobi Lark
American singer
J. J. Malone
American guitarist
Joe Cain
Jack King
American animator
Brian Krebs
American journalist
Kaitlan Collins
American journalist
Carlos Elliott
Boxer
Marjorie Stinson
American aviator
Pendleton Murrah
Former Governor of Texas
Cassandra King
Author ‧ Pat Conroy's wife
Charles L. Thomas
American soldier
K. Lee Scott
Musician
Sicily Kariuki
Kenyan Politician
Black Cracker
Musical artist
Cordarro Law
Canadian football defensive lineman
Alice Lighthouse
Michael R. Dietrich
Professor
Charlie Stallworth
Former Connecticut State Representative
Gianna Dior
American pornographic film actress
Barbara A. Robinson
American Politician
Gilbert Johnson
Armed force officer
James William Lambuth
American missionary
Ross F. Gray
Military personnel
Rick Lowe
Artist
Josh Feemster
Musician
Jared Morse
American football defensive lineman
Roger Dale Stafford
Serial killer
Mary Saums
Author
Luke LaBrant
Sheri LaBrant's son
Jack LaBrant
Cole LaBrant's brother
Clay LaBrant
Cole LaBrant's brother
Diane Capri
Author
Emil Werstler
American guitarist
Bettie Cook Scott
Former Michigan State Representative
Amelia Gayle Gorgas
Librarian
Conrad Thompson
Dootsie Williams
Record producer
Leon Coleman
Lulu White
Entrepreneur
Marzette Watts
American saxophonist
Menawa
Chief
Mohammed Ahmed Sadek
Egyptian military officer
Mollie Johnson
Christie Craig
American author
Hicks Lokey
American animator
Richard H. Jackson
Commissioned officer
Robert E. Burke
U. S. representative
