Can a transport carrying two units unload one for an amphibious attack and unload the other during Non-combat Movement?

Yes, but both units must unload into the same territory. There aren't too many reasons for doing this, but one would be to move an AA gun into a territory that was just captured in an amphibious attack. More.

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Can a transport carrying two units unload one for an amphibious attack and unload the other during Non-combat Movement?

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