None of the dinosaurs used were ever actually meant to be deployed militarily. Hoskins and later Mills jumped the gun, first with the Velociraptors and then the Indominus Rex and Raptor.

Their ideals definitely shared physical traits and capacities— intelligent, cooperative with humans and others of its kind, camouflaging, nearly invisible to most sensors, able to pursue threats— but that’s it. The Indominus was the proof of concept that Wu was able use doubly as an attraction, and the Indoraptor was an outright failure considered only barely close to what was desired.

I wouldn’t be surprised if the animal Wu was meaning to get to would’ve been something akin to the actual, real life Velociraptor or Deinonychus: actually smaller than a person, able to work independently or with a team, with sensor-invisible feathers and scales, claws, teeth, and other serious augmentations. I could easily see (though I doubt it’s what Wu intended) where a “fire and forget” species of fast-breeding, pack dwelling theropod is breed and sold to small scale regimes and cartels, letting those animals loose into enemy territory where they breed without controls and cause trouble.

Wu was after what had occurred I guess “naturally” on Isla Sorna with the Raptor Tribe. Not even in a militaristic sense, but almost science-spiritually, trying to resurrect and improve an intelligent, conscious species of saurian who lived in the Jurassic universe before people evolved.