Is the aircraft equipped with a fire warning system designed to monitor internal temperatures of the engine for possible overtemp warnings?

The fire warning system in the T-6B aircraft is primarily designed to detect the presence of fire, rather than monitor internal temperatures of the engine for possible overtemp warnings. While the system includes sensors that respond to extreme heat, it does not continuously measure engine temperatures to provide an over-temperature alert. Instead, it triggers warnings based on rapid temperature increases or the detection of combustion, indicating a fire rather than simply an over-temp situation. Therefore, the implication that the system is specifically for monitoring internal temperatures for overtemp warnings is inaccurate, leading to the conclusion that the correct response to the question is that the statement is false.