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

The statement is false because, in a shift from a known point mission, the range shift is not determined solely based on the observer's location but rather is calculated based on the target's location in relation to the known point. When conducting this type of mission, the observer must consider the angle and distance from the known point to the target when making adjustments. The observer's position provides a frame of reference, but the shift in range is specifically calculated to ensure that munitions will impact the new target accurately.

Options reflecting conditions or specific visibility criteria do not affect the fundamental principle of how range shifts are determined in this context; it remains grounded in the geometrical relationship between the observer, the known point, and the target.