they are all categorized differently. Each Nation have a different system. in the US they start with a letter Usually describing the weapon. Such as M=military AR=assault rifle LMG=Light machine gun AA=Automatic Assault ect. then follows the model number. Example M-16 would be the military rifle and its the 16th design. not all designs are excepted. that's why you have a gap between numbers.
other nations put manufacture name in front of the number.
Other Abbreviations:
AK= automatic Kalahnikov
TAR= Tactical Assult rifle
SCAR= Special Forces Combat Assault Rifle
CV= Combat Vehicle
F= Fighter designation
FV= Fighting Vehicle
ICBM= InterContinental Ballistic Missile
RPG= Rocket Propelled Grenade
SA= Surface-to-Air
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Atomic Weapons.
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In the military of the United States, yes they can.