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Hey, just wondering if it was possible to have an IC and a squad in a transport both in a transport (withing max size and other rules) but not be joined together?

IE: tech marine with a henchman squad inside chimera, can he fire out a firepoint to one squad and the henchman shoot at something else?

Don't think so.

Barring wierd exceptions only one unit can ride a transport at a time, and an IC counts as a unit unless he joins a unit.

No. To embark in the first place they have to be part of the same unit and there are no rules for un-attaching in a transport.

No, because they are automatically attached if within 2" of each other.

There is one case where it's sort-of possible: You can have two combat squad units in the same transport (if they were the same unit before combat squadding), and in that case an IC joined to one unit would not be joined to the other. That's all I can think of, though. Nothing you can do with henchmen.

alright, yeah its that combat squading thing that messed me up

If he was part of one combat squad it would be ok. But otherwise its not going to work.