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I see no rule that would do this. A combined squad would (as they count as a single unit) but there is no rule that lets them come on all at once under a single roll.

it's whether it still says "they are deployed all at once/as a single slot" type thing like the old IG codex said.

 some bloke wrote:
it's whether it still says "they are deployed all at once/as a single slot" type thing like the old IG codex said.

This was my thinking, somewhat liberally applied I think this could mean they do roll as one

 tybg wrote:

 some bloke wrote:
it's whether it still says "they are deployed all at once/as a single slot" type thing like the old IG codex said.

This was my thinking, somewhat liberally applied I think this could mean they do roll as one

Absolutely could not mean that.

If you take a unit with a dedicated transport, and start both in reserves separately(Unit outside the DT) they are 1 FOC choice, but are 2 separate units for both determining #of units that can be in reserves and rolling for reserves.

Infantry platoons in this codex are the exact same thing: every unit counts for determining half your units, and every unit rolls separately.