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Can a player remove casualties in a way thet leaves the unit out of coherency?
If not can anyone point mo the appropriate rule?

HoverBoy wrote:Can a player remove casualties in a way thet leaves the unit out of coherency?
If not can anyone point mo the appropriate rule?

Yes, they can.

They must, however, move back into coherency as soon as possible.

The reason they can is because coherency is only checked "once a unit has finished moving" and nothing in the casualty rules say you have to stay in coherency, so you don't.

Whew, i was so worried when my opponent started calling shenanigans, nice to have a clear conscience.
Oh also thanls Gwar!

It's worth pointing out the, with the currnet rules on wound allocation it is sometimes impossible to not break coherency when removing casualties...

The requirement to maintain coherency is an artefact of last edition.