 In 1937, the Brazilian Army ordered 18 L3/35 tankettes, designated "Auto Metralhadora de Reconhecimento" which remained in active service until 1945 when some units were resold to the Dominican Republic.Venezuela bought two units in 1934 for evaluation in infantry support operations, because of several incidents on the border with Colombia, like other weapons acquired from the Italian mission they did not survive past World War II.In addition to seeing action in the Second Italo-Abyssinian War, the Second Sino-Japanese War, the Spanish Civil War, the Slovak-Hungarian War, and the Anglo-Iraqi War, the L3 was used almost everywhere that Italian troops fought during World War II.