The British GWS Missiles

[Tzoli]

I've hoped to find a list showing the GWS (Guided Weapon System) series of British missile designations but I did not found one on this forum, so I ask you if you can provide me a list on these weapons.
From Wiki and some other sites I've collected these:

GWS.1 - Sea Slug Mark I
GWS.2 - Sea Slug Mark II

GWS.20 - Sea Cat (Manually aimed)
GWS.21 - Sea Cat (CRBFD Radar aimed)
GWS.22 - Sea Cat (MRS.3 aimed)

GWS.24 - Sea Cat (Alenia Orion Radar aimed)
GWS.25 - Sea Wolf
GWS.26 - Sea Wolf VL (Vertical Launch)
GWS.27 - Sea Wolf FaF (Fire and Forget)

GWS.30 - Sea Dart Mark I
GWS.31 - Sea Dart Mark II

GWS.40 - Ikara

GWS.45 Sea Viper

GWS.50 - MM38 Exocet

GWS.60 - UGM-84B Harpoon

As you can see there are gaps between the Sle Slug and Sea Cat and Se Wolf and Sea Dart as well as a missing GWS.23 (another seacat variant maybe?) and the modern SAMs of the Sea Viper and Sea Ceptor.

 

[BlackBat242]

GWS.41 - Ikara on the RN's modified Leanders (12 missiles each, but 18 sets of wings & fins).

GWS.40 - Ikara in HMS Bristol (a 20-missile magazine).

 

[Disclosure]

GWS.35 - Sea Ceptor (CAMM)

 

[Dilandu]

As you can see there are gaps between the Sle Slug and Sea Cat and Se Wolf and Sea Dart

It doesn't look like gaps - more like after Sea Slug they decided to switch from single-digit numbers to two-digit ones, where the first digit define the system type (short range SAM, long range SAM, SSM, anti-sub missile, ect.) and the second define the exact model.

 

[Tzoli]

It doesn't look like gaps - more like after Sea Slug they decided to switch from single-digit numbers to two-digit ones, where the first digit define the system type (short range SAM, long range SAM, SSM, anti-sub missile, ect.) and the second define the exact model.

Like the naval Type designations?

 

[Dilandu]

Like the naval Type designations?

Likely yes.