Do ICs count as moving if the unit they joined leaves them?

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**Naw**

Galef wrote:
Naw wrote:
Is it the IC joining the unit or the unit joining the IC? Can the unit leave the unit by leaving the IC behind? Huh?

Well, I believe the correct way to resolve would be like this:
1) Declare you are moving the unit that has ICs
2) Move all none IC models at least 2.5" away from the IC models
3) Declare that all IC models are "leaving the unit" and opting to remain stationary.

Then may I ask you if the IC was part of the unit when it declared the move?

Automatically Appended Next Post:
Should have hit refresh before responding. This one has been answered already and what the OP attempts is not legal.

**Kenny P**

Related but not the same, if an IC and unit are in a transport, I'm pretty sure the unit can disembark during the movement phase and leave the IC inside.