True or False: In a shift from known point mission, the range shift is related to the observer's location.

The statement is false because in a shift from a known point mission, the range shift is not directly related to the observer's location. Instead, it is based on the target's location in relation to the known point and the adjustments needed to correct for the difference in range. The observer's location may influence how they determine the shifts required, but the actual range shift pertains to how far the target is from the known point, which is independent of the observer's position. Understanding this distinction is crucial for accurately applying artillery adjustments and ensuring precise fire support.