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Or an interceptor squad for that matter?

If their gear makes them "jump infantry" then, like ALL other "jump infantry" they can use the Deep strike rule, to come in from reserves.

chromedog wrote:If their gear makes them "jump infantry" then, like ALL other "jump infantry" they can use the Deep strike rule, to come in from reserves.

Do they have to deepstrike? Can they use their teleport move instead?

Deep-strike: definitly whether they ARE Jump Infantry, or "move like" JI.

"Shunt" onto table, Depending on wording: Maybe

If the Final version is "instead of moving as normal" or something similar, and does not include anything about removing them from the table, then yes.

If the final version says anything about removing them from the table; then no.

At any rate; I think I would rather Deep strike them, that way I could save the shunt for later in game(and also place them more than 30" into the table).

Shunts final wording allows you to move on from reserve using the Shunt move.

Isnt the Shunt itself subject to the "deepstrike" rules?

Deadshane1 wrote:Isnt the Shunt itself subject to the "deepstrike" rules?

Nope. It's just a 30" move. It doesn't even say you have to take dangerous terrain tests for moving into difficult terrain.

Shunting onto the board should work just fine.